all the stuff gets edited out and hawthorne gets mad. in the final piece he's inserted all these fake editorial comments so it's back and forth, you're reading along and then all of a sudden that is actuality removed by the editor, but then they allowed hawthorne to inject his joking commentary on what the editors had done. the whole thing is a meta commentary. >> you wonder how he got those comments through there. he's one of several writers who visits harpers ferry and meets southern soldiers. he's one of several writers in this issue that comments on the nature of southern character. what was your impression of how writers viewed southerners? >> it's interesting to me that -- i mean, it speaks in some ways to the first of the original "the lantic" editors and breadth of vision. they were abolitionists brut there are a number of pieces where they thought to capture this legislature. in particular, we published two out of the seven he wrote for the magazine, which were from the perspective of a southern, where he's talking about the cha

live pictures, hawthorne, california. new york city.and tickets selling at the rate of $4 million an hour. sorry, folk. we don't call it the magic wall for nothing. i'm going to win. sorry. you see the balls turning. people say, why is it so hard? take a look. why are the odds? 56 numbered balls in bin number one. 46 in number two here. all right? so here we go leer. how do we get the math how this works out? chances of winning. remember, 56 balls then 55 balls then 54, then 53, then 52. the first thing here. here's the calculation. 46 in the other bin. multiply that by 46. 1 in 175 million, so when i win tonight i know i have beat pretty big odds. the winnings, average american, average american, to earn the amount of money this jackpot is the average american would have to work 10,800 years. however, your government would spend it in about one hour and 15 minutes. how about that? do that again. remember, you would have to work for 10,800 years to hearn this much money. your government, happy friday, would spend it in one hour and 15 m

a personal note, waxing historical, my first business job when i was very young and a student at hawthorne elementary school, which is now cesar chavez, was stuck in between where i lived on the 1300 block of south van ness and where i went to school and helping elderly people -- i thought there were elderly, but they are probably younger than i am now -- load their groceries. it has always been a supermarket. i am sure as long as the oldest resident of the neighborhood can remember, it has always been a supermarket. it is a gaping hole right now and a very important part of the mission. the renovation sounds fantastic. i congratulate the project sponsors. i hope we have an approval from the commission. thank you very much. president fong: i believe it is lee said duncan. roger wawrinko. >> good afternoon. i am liesel duncan, speaking in opposition. the store is located in the mission of college beverage restricted use some district. the purpose of the subdistrict is to protect the community. specifically, to protect the distribution and selling of an alcoholic beverages. this is of signif

as you can see some of the writer's features include some of the greats, mark twain, nathaniel hawthorne, ralph waldo emerson and others. joining us to talk about the issue is atlantic's editor james bennett and deputy editor. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having us. >> the commemorative issue, less talk about "the atlantic." it has a great history that goes back to the civil war. how does abolition and abolitionist movement play into the founding of the magazine? >> we had a wonderful time putting this issue together partly because we love these pieces and partly because it gave us the opportunity to reconnect with the founding history of the magazine. atlantic published its first in november of 1857 in boston. the magazine was basically created by a group ofwriters who came together with two fundamental purposes. one was to capture what they saw as an emerging voice -- an emerging american voice in letters, one their own voice. the other was to abolish slavery. they were very committed abolitionist. this was a very radical idea still. they were interested in promot

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gale hawthorne, a tough guy.." we're going to chat with him in a second. first, take a look at his role in a movie phenomenon. >> two. one. >> reporter: it's a competition of survival. teams in a fight for their lives that only one of them can win. "hunger games," the best-selling teen novel, now, a wildly-anticipated film, tells of a future where 24 kids are chosen at random to compete in the annual hunger games, broadcast live across this postapocalyptic world. katniss everdeen, played by jennifer lawrence, is caught in an epic love triangle. she has feelings for her best friend, gale, played by liam hemsworth. >> i'll see you soon. >> reporter: but when peeta, josh hutchinson, announces his feelings to the world, things are about to get complicated. we have liam hemsworth. your character is part of a love triangle. you're the guy left back home as she goes out to fight in the hunger games. this is not the full-blown romance as we see in the "twilight" series. >> gale and katniss have grown up together. there's

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